NRF54LM20 simulated board (BabbleSim)
Overview
To allow simulating nRF54LM20 SOCs, a Zephyr target board is provided: the
nrf54lm20bsim/nrf54lm20/cpuapp
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This uses BabbleSim to simulate the radio activity, and the POSIX architecture and the native simulator to run applications natively on the development system. This has the benefit of providing native code execution performance and easy debugging using native tools, but inherits its limitations.
Just like for the nrf54lm20dk target, the nrf54lm20bsim/nrf54lm20/cpuapp build target provides support for the application core, on the simulated nRF54LM20 SOC.
Note
Unlike real nRF54LM20 devices, the nrf54lm20bsim target has unlimited RAM, and code does not occupy its RRAM.
Note
This simulated target does not yet support targeting the cpuflpr core.
Warning
This target is experimental.
This board includes models of some of the nRF54LM20 SOC peripherals:
AAR (Accelerated Address Resolver)
CCM (AES CCM mode encryption)
CLOCK (Clock control)
CRACEN (Crypto Accelerator Engine)
DPPI (Distributed Programmable Peripheral Interconnect)
ECB (AES electronic codebook mode encryption)
EGU (Event Generator Unit)
FICR (Factory Information Configuration Registers)
GPIO & GPIOTE
GRTC (Global Real-time Counter)
PPIB (PPI Bridge)
RADIO
RRAMC (Resistive RAM Controller)
TEMP (Temperature sensor)
TIMER
UARTE (UART with Easy DMA)
UICR (User Information Configuration Registers)
and will use the same drivers as the nrf54lm20dk targets for these. For more information on what is modeled to which level of detail, check the HW models implementation status.
Building for, and using this board
You can follow the instructions from the nrf52_bsim board. Simply change the board/target appropriately when building.
TrustZone, TF-M and other security considerations
The same considerations as for the nrf54l15bsim target apply to this.